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It's similar to if you provided insurance to someone and happily accepted payments knowing you could never actually pay out their insurance claim. The person ma
by Salgat 3y ago
It's similar to if you provided insurance to someone and happily accepted payments knowing you could never actually pay out their insurance claim. The person making payments is a victim even if he never realizes it.
- pc86 3y agoAre you though? You never had a claim that couldn't be paid out. If you needed that insurance in order to do or buy something, you were able to do or buy that thing. You have no damages. You absolutely could have, but you didn't.
- galaxyLogic 3y agoYou would be a victim of fraud, assuming the insurer knew they didn't have the assets. They were selling you security which didn't exist.
- Salgat 3y agoIf someone points a loaded gun to your baby's head but you never notice, is your baby really a victim of assault? In both situations it's irrelevant if you never knew, you were still exposed to a massive amount of risk, making you a victim.